10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTHROPOPHAGIC»
Discover the use of
anthropophagic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anthropophagic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Medical Entomology for Students
Species that usually feed on humans are said to be anthropophagic in their
feeding habits, whereas those feeding mainly on other animals are called
zoophagic. Mosquitoes that feed on birds are sometimes called ornithophagic
instead of ...
They provided the basis for the Anthropophagic Movement, whose principles are
detailed in Oswald de Andrade's famous Anthropophagic Manifesto', first
published in the Revista de Antropofagia in May 1928. The great novelty
introduced by ...
3
Cannibalism and the Colonial World
In this sense, anthropophagic transculturation is an indication of the failure of the
project of national development that was still alive in the anthropophagic
movement of the '20s and the '50s. This is not to say that Andrade's socially
oriented ...
Francis Barker, Peter Hulme, Margaret Iversen, 1998
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Landscapes, Identities, and Development
But as it should always be considered a two-way street, hybridization can also
become an instrument of innovation and/or resistance, as was clearly advocated
by the 'anthropophagic' approach of the Brazilian modernist writer Oswald de ...
Zoran Roca, Paul Claval, John A. Agnew, 2011
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Fields in Motion: Ethnography in the Worlds of Dance
ANTHROPOPHAGIC BODIES IN FLEA MARKET :: MÔNICA DANTAS artists saw
in the ethos of anthropophagy a way to admit the fatality of being colonized and,
therefore, of being able to transform it. Only anthropophagy unites us. Socially.
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Negotiating National Identities: Between Globalization, the ...
Arguably, political proposals currently debated in several European countries
including Belgium, France and the Netherlands to outlaw the public wearing of
the 'full' Islamic veil constitute examples of such strong anthropophagic thought
and ...
Dr Christian Karner, 2013
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The Ethnological Imagination: A Cross-cultural Critique of ...
Foucault's writings suggest that anthropophagic rites are performed there through
the assimilation and internal absorption of otherness. Nevertheless, lest any
misinterpretation occur, three important differences between "primitive" and
modern ...
8
Ethnicity and Everyday Life
... 79, 95 anthropoemic/anthropophagic responses towards otherness, 102–3,
108–11, 114, 116,118–19,124–5, 167 anti-Semitism, 116 anxiety: anxiety-
controlling mechanisms, 28; reactions towards migrants, 128, 151,157–
8,160,163–4,168 ...
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Pulp Fictions of Medieval England: Essays in Popular Romance
Anthropophagic annihilation (the total consumption of a people) not only mirrors
the crusaders' political and religious aspirations, as Heng argues, but fuels those
aspirations (it provides the crusaders with the alimentary sustenance that is ...
10
Rimbaud's Rainbow: Literary Translation in Higher Education
Anthropophagic. Towards. Visual. Translation. Before considering A. de Campos'
increasing move towards visual translation, it is worth referring to the impact 14
years later of his rendering of "The Sick Rose". The example comes from an ...
Peter R. Bush, Kirsten Malmkjær, 1998
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANTHROPOPHAGIC»
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anthropophagic is used in the context of the following news items.
Flip 2015 to feature writer of Arab descent
... Mário de Andrade was a key agitator in the anthropophagic movement of 1922, which championed the development of a genuinely Brazilian ... «Brazil-Arab News Agency, May 15»
Varejao's fleshy, grisly art unconvincing at the ICA
In his “Anthropophagic Manifesto,” de Andrade urged Brazilians to “devour” other cultures, particularly the colonial cultures of Europe, as a ... «Boston Globe, Nov 14»
Aztec: Conquest and Glory at Australian Museum explores art of …
... the cries or cheers of the onlookers — and the anthropophagic feasting that followed, but the nauseating stench of the decomposing skin. «The Australian, Nov 14»
I ate people so you don't have to: 5 body parts you should probably …
... and Springfieldian children made into lunchmeat, but few of us ever have the opportunity to sample this garden of anthropophagic delight. «The Republican - masslive.com, Oct 14»
The Walking Dead, review: 'poignant'
The episode wasted no time in confirming the anthropophagic tendencies of the group's captors. Within minutes, Rick, Daryl, Glenn and Bob ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
The Radical Brazilian Artist Who Abandoned Art
During the opening of the show, I was glad to watch a performance of one of her most famous propositions, “Anthropophagic Slobber” (1973). «Hyperallergic, Aug 14»
The full Brazilian: fiction by Michel Laub and Daniel Galera
... “O manifesto antropófago”, Brazil's leading modernist poet Oswald de Andrade defined Brazilian culture as anthropophagic, or cannibalistic, ... «New Statesman, Jul 14»
Lygia Clark's Many Twists and Turns, at MoMA
The video depicts “Anthropophagic Slobber,” which was first enacted in 1973 by Clark's students at the Sorbonne, where she taught a course ... «New York Times, May 14»
Lygia Clark, Museum of Modern Art, New York
In “Baba antropofágica” (Anthropophagic slobber), participants slowly disgorge saliva-laden filaments that they lay across a prone colleague, ... «Financial Times, May 14»
Trapped in a Dog- Eat-Dog World
But his wording could also have another, more anthropophagic meaning. “The more people become a part of us, we get stronger,” he said. «New York Times, Mar 14»
